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the Rais-ai-balladiyeh. This to ensure that the road­

way is not encroached upon and to insure that the
building tax is not evaded.

(ID Every householder iB responsible for
reporting immediately the occurrence in hi3 household
of plague, small-pox, cholera, typhus or other infocticuB
diueusc. Reports to bo made to Sanitary Officer and
Rais-cl-Balladiyeh.
(12) All animals ouch as donkeys, sheep, goats,
etc. v/ho have escaped or wandered from their houses aid
are found by any person whatever, are to be at once
taken to the Sarai and* handed over to the Amir. Owners
of missing animals are to apply there lor recovery.
A foe of Re.l/- per animal so handed over will be
charged by the Amir and the money handed over to the
Balladiyeh. Any person found retaining an animal
which he has thus found, in his own private house in

the hopes that he will be able to extract a reward
from the owner will on conviction be most severely
punished.
(13) No one is allowed to throw rubbish into the
streets, but must place such in receptacles which
will bo provided for the purpose by the Balladiyeh.
A fine of Re.l/- will be taken for every offence of
this nature. This find it will be within the power
of the fcudir-al-Balladiyeh to collect on the spot.
(14) Any person whether British, Bahrain or
Foreign subject guilty of ib. broach of any order issued
under the authority of these Bye-laws shall on con­
viction in the proper Courts be liable to suffer
imprisorment with or without hard labour, which may
extend to three months or to fine up to Rs.1500/- or
to bot^ imprisonment and fine.